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Nick Acaster, Managing Director from Rugs Direct, explains how to design an autism-friendly bedroom for your little one.
So everybody loves play doh right? Children and adults love the feel of its squishy squashy texture and the endless possibilities for creative and imaginative play that it gives.
Imagine this… you’ve taken the first step to getting your little one some help with their Speech Sounds; you’ve made that referral to your local Speech & Language Therapy department. Now what?
Children love ball pools. They love getting in, swishing their legs and arms, lying down and wriggling, covering up various limbs with the multicoloured plastic balls.
Oobleck what is it? Ok…so….I know that in virtually every blog about sensory play items so far, I have declared that it was my favourite play medium, but I have decided that…
In this time of challenging uncertainty it became apparent that Sense Abilities needed to do it’s bit. Supporting our local families with their sensory needs whilst in lockdown.
Can you guess where Tin has been this week? Follow Tin the Monkey on his adventures where he will collect items in his Rucksack and have you guessing where he has been….
Rachel Clinkard, from Charles Clinkard, explains how the shoe retailer was able to make its stores more welcoming places for children on the autistic spectrum and shares her advice to retailers.
Of all the mediums for sensory play, rice, lentils, pasta and other dried pulses you have in your cupboard happens to be my favourite.
Today I thought I would talk about the absolute gems that are zip lock bags. Those unassuming pieces of equipment that you might have tucked away.